New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-22
interest In the Cunard Steamship Company was exceed
ingly small IT, indeed he now had any Interest," In H.

At the office OF the Horn Silver Mining Company In tho
Mills Building reporter found couple OF sierxs WHO
said III Al thsy had Instructed to tell ALI reporters
that the officers Of tho company declined to say ANYTHING
about Mr. Frapcklyns affairs either 10 VIA
the COMPANY the SUIT brought DJ SIT b@che OuuA'u
Tnsre ar. 40 many tangled threads In the business
said one of the clerks that vonld take weeks talk
10 nnravei them aud therefore the officers of the com
pasy decided 10 leave al that to tho courts anu
keep silent about the matter ,,.
Alien e. Washington one OF the directors Of the mining
What ssn, woni he as.n 20 the S6s 900 that
President Francklyn owed 70 the compaoy ne houen
debt in whole or IN part hut there could lie no definite
plan till tho conpanys lawyer j. T. Davesi LIED
heard No meeting OF the directors had neen caeu
as yet.
LETTERS WRITTEN BY Mr.. FRANCkLYN
CORRESPONDENCE WITH SIR BACHE CUNARD IN
REGARD TO THEIR INVESTMENTS.
Amended to Mr. whtocks afdayits are extracts
from various letters from Mr. Francxyn to Sir Bache
They follows:
MY DEAR BAcuE: have begun 10 write 10 you sew
Tverythn, has gone so wrong and I have had such
struggle keep above water that II mas aeot usoa e
OF pbansrnptcy which Gordon says you conts ~plate
will strain G ery SEMI some m 'ney ahu lh
time ee sure shall be able to MAKE
has not hepsd the tn alton that sea in fact
IL harm than ever can be made up 10 me
However | havo nothing to abtu it, e1aept that
dor done a''''' NY '''' '
September 4, 1885
MY DE AR BACUF: I shall probably hivt 10
you again today or p-rhap, cable as our affairs
look like drftas into law ers hants and that Is no
WISE for any on In fact means ruin a'i ro'"i anu WV
lasting blasting Tor Inc. -
September :. 1885
MYDEAI B,CuE: Gordon, having consulted Da Costa
about your Affairs, handed me your letter 90 81 where
in authorized him TO 30 through your BOOKS VITA MI
Lord or any enc else want TO mako mp PLAIN state
men your al .rt and necessarily min ont 90 not
to put it in the hanls Of awvor VINO may AZ any
time have case aganst IL IS not Tor your interest,"
for mine, or for any OF the family ~ irit
alone am suro can work thiags TO pay you all bnt
II wound up now nons OF you woni got mlch anal
should uEabic do ANYTHING in ths tntlre Mr. pI
one hut what he know about The chin'e or me va"
ricus things turning ont well or III Inc cmpoynsn' .,
hardest blow OF life We surely could settle our iii
ferences without that
September II. 1885.
DEAR BlcHE: Ihavs sent to Gordon statement OF
your affairs and lis of my assets and iabIs& ASK
ron cable am not to show lhe n 10 Ms ia"Nc,' "a
Costa for the that could do no earl NV goou u"
is quite incapable OF julsin< of ns vauc ." any o. ,n
assets they are mostly speculative AVA may oe We,
much than they appear TO he nav" very u,Is
doubt that IN time. with the improvement III nsne
up full II. on tue ohcr hand an attempt we're aue
money shall devote timr and rsis' 10 bri nsine
things right. althongh It looks rather Mn" at pres
emit do not see that yoi neel TAX o. d
shall try send YOU enough 10 keep you goinS hou
eratey until better times
September -. 1883.
DEAR BAcuE: Ihave sent Many part of tho Interest
OF her money and Annie rn-re IS no reason whi
they shoud not he "a wel of for they have
ever been until can get hack the principal for them
will work my hands of Tor you and then al any rate
until you are relnSlated.
March % 1887.
DEAR BACHE: You say I not doing any
thing to assist you after hty ruined You That rea MS
be II yol coing 10 rate mp every hns ana
try to help yourself, don't see that am TO Diane